Protecting vulnerable communities from weather-related shocks with inclusive risk financing
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The aim of this publication is to highlight the impact and effectiveness of the World Food Programme's Inclusive Risk Financing (IRF) programmes in 2024. Tools like savings loans, insurance, remittances, and digital payment platforms can help at-risk populations manage weather-related risks.
WFP-supported Inclusive Risk Financing (IRF) programmes contribute to resilience and food security through five key impact pathways:
- Improved risk awareness and preparedness
- Increased access to financial services
- Timely and predictable crisis support
- Strengthened livelihoods and food security
- Empowered local systems and institutions
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Themes
Financing DRR
Number of pages
5 p.
Publication year
2025